JavaScript
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Mastering React’s useId() Hook for Unique Identifiers
React just gave us the useId hook, which magically creates unique IDs for our components—no more ID drama! It’s like a personal ID generator for forms and accessibility. Just remember, don’t use it for list keys or call it while doing the cha-cha. Keep it classy, folks! Continue reading
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Next.js and TypeScript: A Match Made in Web Development Heaven
Next.js is a popular framework for building web applications using React. It provides a great developer experience and offers powerful features like server-side rendering and optimized performance. However, as applications grow in complexity, maintaining code quality and stability can become challenging. This is where TypeScript comes in. TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that adds… Continue reading
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Optimizing Next.js performance: Tips and tricks
Next.js is a popular React framework that allows developers to build high-performance web applications with ease. However, even with its powerful features like server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG), there are still optimizations that can be made to further improve the performance of Next.js applications. In this blog post, we will explore some… Continue reading
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Managing Multiple States in React: Strategies and Best Practices
Managing state is an essential part of building React applications. As your application grows in complexity, you may find yourself managing multiple states, which can be challenging and time-consuming. In this blog post, we’ll explore some strategies and best practices for managing multiple states in React. We’ll start by discussing the importance of breaking down… Continue reading
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Spread and Rest Operators in JavaScript
Unlock the full potential of arrays and objects in JavaScript with the spread and rest operators. Learn how to merge arrays, add properties to objects, and pass separate arguments in function calls with ease. Stay ahead of the game in modern JavaScript development with a comprehensive understanding of the spread and rest operator. Continue reading
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Is everything in JavaScript an Object or Function?
I think everyone would agree JavaScript is the most misunderstood language. It’s not just misunderstood by people who dislike it, but also by the people who likes it. I kind of understand the confusion since JavaScript has both Good and Bad Parts. This blog is about one such misunderstanding. Is everything in JavaScript objects? Yes! Continue reading
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Beware of these in JavaScript!
All programming languages has good and bad parts. It is up to us as a developer to be aware of these bad parts and be prepared to cope. JavaScript has its fair share of bad parts and few awful parts, but still pretty good language considering the fact that it was designed in 10 days. So below are Continue reading
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